Join us for an unforgettable evening with live music by Cameron Ashton, from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM! Enjoy a delicious dinner with our authentic Italian menu. Open patio and… Continue reading Cameron Ashton at 528 Italian American Restaurant
Maltese Market Days will be held at the Maltese Brewing Company 2 located at 1685 Tappahannock Blvd. the first Saturday of every month to include June 7th, July 5th, August… Continue reading Maltese Market Days
Caret Cellars invites you to their First Sunday Market from noon to 3 p.m. Come spend a relaxing afternoon at the vineyard, where local charm meets handcrafted creativity.
Join us for The Haus Band at 6:00 PM and kick back with live music, tasty eats, and cold drinks.
Discover the French technique of serti, drawing with a liquid resist to create designs and patterns on silk scarves. Once the resist has dried and set with an iron, fabric paints are applied to complete the design. Students can expect to finish a long scarf. Textile Artist and Educator Mary Swezey has a BFA in… Continue reading Silk Painting at TAG
Join us for the Jonathan Paige Brown Duo at 5:00 PM with smooth acoustic sounds followed by The Blues Flash Band at 8:30 PM and wrap up the night with live blues, great food, and drinks.
Come out to Bella Pizza for a good laugh and great food!
Live music at Fitzgerald’s with Zach Angle! Come enjoy live tunes, delicious food, and cold drinks in a fun, welcoming atmosphere.
Join us for an unforgettable evening at Roberto Italian Restaurant! Enjoy a specially curated pre-set dinner paired with fine wine on Wednesday, August 20th at 6:30 PM. Savor authentic Italian flavors in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
This fun and relaxing art activity is just what you need to let go of some stress. Everyone’s favorite art instructor, Joyce-Crown Wilkins will guide you through the process of making your own magical mandala. All supplies are included. Bring your favorite beverage and join the fun. Registration: $15
Have fun while digging deep into history at the Essex County Museum and Historical Society Think about this. Essex County history predates that of Colonial Williamsburg. Capt. John Smith, while exploring the Chesapeake Bay, visited Tappahannock in 1607 when it was a Rappahannock Indian village. That makes the Essex County Museum, centered in a national… Continue reading Some Really Cool Stuff Happened in Essex County
